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[ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! the pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with 0% apr for 60 months? oh, yeah, totally. thank you so much. that must've been brutal. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen autobahn for all event. at 0% apr for 60 months, no one needs to know how easy it was to get your new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering. proud father of two daughters. president obama knows that women being paid 77 cents on the dollar for doing the same work as men isn't just unfair... it hurts families. so the first law he signed was the lilly ledbetter fair pay act to help ensure that women are paid the same as men for doing the exact same work. because president obama knows that fairness for women means a stronger middle class for america. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. good day for tiger. first tiger won arnold palmer's tournament. then jack nicklaus's. and tyiger won his own tournament. third win of the year. 74th tour victory. past n
[ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! the pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with 0% apr for 60 months? oh, yeah, totally. thank you so much. that must've been brutal. [ male announcer ] the volkswagen autobahn for all event. at 0% apr for 60 months, no one needs to know how easy it was to get your new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering. proud father of two daughters. president obama knows that...
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we do have a couple of thunderstorms out to the west of us. maryland they are out and they could impact our immediate the metro area of the few hours. our high temperature today was degrees at reagan national .irport to temperature right now, at 89 degrees. break a record today of 96. now they are at 79. children's hospital at 86 degrees. no rainfall to speak of. temperatures are slowly cooling. degrees inester, 88 frederick. the heat index makes it feel so more uncomfortable. downtown d.c. feels like mid- 90's. we need to get the power restored. hopefully, if you are watching on your iphone, it is going to improve. showers andd radar, beginning to develop across western maryland. they're starting to fizzle out just a bit. or watch has been -- moves towards the east. remains in effect until 2:00 in the morning. we will see the potential for a few severe thunderstorm warnings the south and west of the d.c. metro. washington, the garrett county, the panhandle of west virginia, immediate metro. super doppler radar picking up a of these storms. ha
we do have a couple of thunderstorms out to the west of us. maryland they are out and they could impact our immediate the metro area of the few hours. our high temperature today was degrees at reagan national .irport to temperature right now, at 89 degrees. break a record today of 96. now they are at 79. children's hospital at 86 degrees. no rainfall to speak of. temperatures are slowly cooling. degrees inester, 88 frederick. the heat index makes it feel so more uncomfortable. downtown d.c....
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some of us may get some. mild overnight lows, down to 74 in town. winds out of the north- northwest at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. cooler for tomorrow. not going to see upper 90s. 93 here in town. a lot of 90s back out in our western suburbs. 96 quantico and 92 fredericksburg. with the relative humidity coming down, it should feel a little bit more comfortable tomorrow afternoon. lower 90s tomorrow. could be one or two spotty thunderstorms, but it does look like a summertime pattern comes back. wednesday, hot and humid. 96degrees. and just about every single day chance of thunderstorms. >>> thank you, gary. want to show you the utility numbers one more time. write them down. never know when you might need them. one person had power and lost it again. you never know when you'll need them. write them down. share them as well. >> as always, you can get the numbers and other important information like closings, weather updates, advisories all on myfoxdc.com. >> it has been a busy weekend. but that does do it for us. fox5 news is always on myfoxdc.com.
some of us may get some. mild overnight lows, down to 74 in town. winds out of the north- northwest at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. cooler for tomorrow. not going to see upper 90s. 93 here in town. a lot of 90s back out in our western suburbs. 96 quantico and 92 fredericksburg. with the relative humidity coming down, it should feel a little bit more comfortable tomorrow afternoon. lower 90s tomorrow. could be one or two spotty thunderstorms, but it does look like a summertime pattern comes...
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he tells us the 70 foot oak tree that used to sit on the front yard hit their house. you can see the professionals in there picking through the damage and removing the giant tree limbs to see what is left of their home. one more from you report on foxnews.com. a viewer sending us this picture a fair born ohio apartment building now missing a roof which slid off the top of the building across the fence line and hit the neighboring property. >>> if you have video or pictur pictures. you report at foxnews.com. go to facebook.com. remember stay safe when you snap. >> let's go to the ongoing crisis in syria. they are rejecting a transitional government. one group calling it a waste of time because of the possibility syrian president could remain in power. all of this as more than 800 people reportedly have died in just the past week making it the dead list week since the up rising began more than a year ago. gregg palkot has more now from ma' damascus, syria. >> we have seen the violence build and build and gruesome attack on a funeral procession the latest example. it hap
he tells us the 70 foot oak tree that used to sit on the front yard hit their house. you can see the professionals in there picking through the damage and removing the giant tree limbs to see what is left of their home. one more from you report on foxnews.com. a viewer sending us this picture a fair born ohio apartment building now missing a roof which slid off the top of the building across the fence line and hit the neighboring property. >>> if you have video or pictur pictures. you...
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most of us will cool into the 60s. if you don't have power in these areas, not a bad idea to open up those windows after 10:00, 11:00, that's when you'll start to feel the cooling airs. there will be a bit added humidity, and a better chance of thunderstorms, not a big chance. the biggest chance of thunderstorms unfortunately will come on your fourth of july holiday. around 9:00 at night. around 9:30, down towards the mall. this is what i'm expecting. warm and humid with possible storms, they will not be ever where, so don't expect for things to be canceled. you just might want to call ahead of time. as far as the beach forecast goes, for the next couple days, here's where you can get some relief. chance of storms on your fourth of july, but one against temperatures into the 80s. at 6:00 we'll give you the later on the four-day forecast. >>> a look at two of the stories that are trending today. there were tributes to whitney houston, including an emotional performance by the late singer's mother. can jay west and jay-z
most of us will cool into the 60s. if you don't have power in these areas, not a bad idea to open up those windows after 10:00, 11:00, that's when you'll start to feel the cooling airs. there will be a bit added humidity, and a better chance of thunderstorms, not a big chance. the biggest chance of thunderstorms unfortunately will come on your fourth of july holiday. around 9:00 at night. around 9:30, down towards the mall. this is what i'm expecting. warm and humid with possible storms, they...
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kristen fisher joins us live. pepco says they'll have the mess cleaned up in time for the drive in to work this morning. what is the progress? >> reporter: pepco has made some progress overnight. especially at connecticut and university. they have cleaned up downed trees and power lines there. but folks, this is going to be a very ugly commute this morning. behind me, this is connecticut and can he kate -- decatur you are road. downed power lines are literally blocking the southbound lanes and trees down as well. you can see traffic trying to come through. it is a really dicey situation, driving around here when it is this dark. no street lights whatsoever. unusual traffic patterns now and you can see only one police cruiser sitting here. right now traffic volume is pretty low. but keep in mind, we are starting to head into the morning rush, so we'll be keeping an eye on this situation and hopefully, we'll start to see crews out here cleaning up the trees. the problem had been the tree crews cannot get the trees o
kristen fisher joins us live. pepco says they'll have the mess cleaned up in time for the drive in to work this morning. what is the progress? >> reporter: pepco has made some progress overnight. especially at connecticut and university. they have cleaned up downed trees and power lines there. but folks, this is going to be a very ugly commute this morning. behind me, this is connecticut and can he kate -- decatur you are road. downed power lines are literally blocking the southbound...
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can that now be used by people like you who are in congress against us? to find other ways to tax us, because the court said, oh you can't regulate people's behavior under the commerce clause, people's inactivity. you can't make somebody sitting on their couch do something under the commerce clause. thanks to chief justice roberts, he said you can tax them for not doing it. >> that's now what we face and that's why it puts this question back into the hands of the people when they go to the polls this november. the people have to decide what kind of government they want. we've seen what kind of government we don't want, the people need to go to the polls and say, this is the kind of government we want. we want a government that doesn't compel individual behavior bypassing a penalty and then allowing a court later to affirm it, only as a tax. i was hoping that the supreme court would do its job of restricting federal power. it didn't do its job. now we've got to rely on the political process in order to fix this process. megyn: jan crawford greenberg who is
can that now be used by people like you who are in congress against us? to find other ways to tax us, because the court said, oh you can't regulate people's behavior under the commerce clause, people's inactivity. you can't make somebody sitting on their couch do something under the commerce clause. thanks to chief justice roberts, he said you can tax them for not doing it. >> that's now what we face and that's why it puts this question back into the hands of the people when they go to...
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steven isaacs joins us now. steven, thanks for joining us. we fully expect more point of seize from the bank of england on thursday. another 250 billion. they've already told banks to go out and use 150 or 200 billion reserves in terms of lending. >> the data has been very poor for quite some time. we're in a recession the first quarter let alone the second quarter. individual pieces are bouncing around. but i think the trend is still very poor. and that's really before the full force of the latest euros and cry sisz. so, yeah, ewe know, the banks being in the easing is camp, any opportunity in the last five years, anyway. so we should nt be surprised. they're going to do 50 billion this week. as you said, there's all sorts of other bells and whistles at it. 50 billion here, a hundred billion there. >> actually, maybe they need to do the focus on the other may jurors they've announced. you know, they're already well below 2%. the concept of buying further gills and somehow that filtering into the real economy. i think it's symbols. so i mean,
steven isaacs joins us now. steven, thanks for joining us. we fully expect more point of seize from the bank of england on thursday. another 250 billion. they've already told banks to go out and use 150 or 200 billion reserves in terms of lending. >> the data has been very poor for quite some time. we're in a recession the first quarter let alone the second quarter. individual pieces are bouncing around. but i think the trend is still very poor. and that's really before the full force of...
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the hill which made it less speedy for us. it wasn't moving as fast as if it was moving down to up so. that did help us with containing it. >> firefighters say a camp fire at a homeless encampment may have sparked this. no homes were damaged. >> the wild fires are taking a toll on homeowners. nearly 1,000 homes destroyed by fires in several western states. in new mexico, 240 homes have gone up in flames in the little bear fire. 66 homes were destroyed in idaho in a three-day stretch. and in utah, four separate fires have incinerated 52 homes. in colorado, nearly 350 homes were destroyed but this morning some good news as firefighters are finally gaining ground on that wild fire near colorado springs. the waldo canyon fire is 55% contained. more than 26 square miles have burned since it started eight days ago. >> a different disaster claiming 14 lives on the east coast. violent storms friday knocking out power to millions of people and temperatures expected to soar past the 100 degree mark. crews working to repair downed power
the hill which made it less speedy for us. it wasn't moving as fast as if it was moving down to up so. that did help us with containing it. >> firefighters say a camp fire at a homeless encampment may have sparked this. no homes were damaged. >> the wild fires are taking a toll on homeowners. nearly 1,000 homes destroyed by fires in several western states. in new mexico, 240 homes have gone up in flames in the little bear fire. 66 homes were destroyed in idaho in a three-day...
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we have never had to. >> let us know on facebook. chime in, let us know. moving on now, it is the big name, big money divorce that is rocking the celebrity world. tom cruise has been spotted back now on the set of his latest movie after katie holmes announced she wants out of their nearly six-year marriage. but now come the big questions about child custody, and of course, cash. abc's reporter has the latest. >> reporter: in this helicopter, tom cruise in iceland saturday where she is shooting "oblivion" which could also describe his marriage. in the upcoming issue "us weekly" magazine will report sources say katie holmes has been unhappy in her marriage for more than a year and has been quietly moving into what it calls a secret apartment in new york. >> the apartment is a three bedroom. goes for $12,500 a month. she has been spotted going there quietly and slowly moving her things into the apartment with suri. katie is able to put this apartment in her name. >> reporter: holmes may be trying to establish residency in new york because divorce proceedings
we have never had to. >> let us know on facebook. chime in, let us know. moving on now, it is the big name, big money divorce that is rocking the celebrity world. tom cruise has been spotted back now on the set of his latest movie after katie holmes announced she wants out of their nearly six-year marriage. but now come the big questions about child custody, and of course, cash. abc's reporter has the latest. >> reporter: in this helicopter, tom cruise in iceland saturday where she...
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heather: thank you so much for skwraeupbg us. w joining us. derek pits. gregg: you would love to do it. heather: yes, i would love to do it. gregg: i get sick in an elevator. who will pay for the healthcare law? our next guest says it's going to hit the middle class. heather: a 71-year-old vet proving that once a marine always a marine in an inspiring cross country tour. >> some disturbing allegations in the re-election of an icon, a controversial one. the primary win by 42-year-old congressional veteran charlie rangel could now be in doubt days after ballots were cast. there are allegations of voter suppression and questionable votes, and it's going to court, as rangel's long career hangs in the balance. fox news senior correspondent eric shawn who is on the voter fraud beat explains what is the latest. >> there are voter accusations now in charlie rangel's re-election race. he declared victory in the democratic primary for his 22nd term last tuesday night. but now there are charges that votes from supporters of hispanic his opponent were expressed and t
heather: thank you so much for skwraeupbg us. w joining us. derek pits. gregg: you would love to do it. heather: yes, i would love to do it. gregg: i get sick in an elevator. who will pay for the healthcare law? our next guest says it's going to hit the middle class. heather: a 71-year-old vet proving that once a marine always a marine in an inspiring cross country tour. >> some disturbing allegations in the re-election of an icon, a controversial one. the primary win by 42-year-old...
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we schuss use that leverage. i know that is a drastic thing to do but on the other hand using force in the middle east is so much worse. jenna: tell us what you think would actually change in china? what would actually make the chinese come to our side and to be tough when it comes to iran and just stop purchases all together? >> well, if we didn't grant the waiver or if we retracted the waiver which we should because of these surreptitious shipments the chinese would sit up and take notice. and so would the iranians. got to remember that on a couple days ago the iranian plead yaw said because the u.s. grant ad waiver to china the united states was help he's are in dealing with iran. so the iranians will not be cooperative in the discussions we've been holding with them over the last few months. what we really need to show is act of will not only to the chinese but more important to the iranians. jenna: interesting how perceptions change depending where you are in the world. we know another round of talks is goin
we schuss use that leverage. i know that is a drastic thing to do but on the other hand using force in the middle east is so much worse. jenna: tell us what you think would actually change in china? what would actually make the chinese come to our side and to be tough when it comes to iran and just stop purchases all together? >> well, if we didn't grant the waiver or if we retracted the waiver which we should because of these surreptitious shipments the chinese would sit up and take...
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it is us. the schools, we do a really bad job of telling students what they really are and are not good at. and we tend to lower the bar too much. we have professional development here and one of the things at standard based grading to show this is what the standard is for the country. this is your real skill level. regardless of what your mother says about you, this is what you really know how to do. so we need to work to get you up. >> how do we at the same time, and for once i agree with you, but -- >> i know. i know you set your mind but sometimes some things make sense. >> i just use common sense. but the question is for me, how do you keep the middle of the pack motivated who aren't at the high level because the problem is if we only teach to the top, if we only praise the top, we only praise high achievement and those kids who are average -- >> they get lost. >> the presumption is that we're only looking at one skill set. the presumption is whether or not you do well in science. when you
it is us. the schools, we do a really bad job of telling students what they really are and are not good at. and we tend to lower the bar too much. we have professional development here and one of the things at standard based grading to show this is what the standard is for the country. this is your real skill level. regardless of what your mother says about you, this is what you really know how to do. so we need to work to get you up. >> how do we at the same time, and for once i agree...
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what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's been over a week now and emotions ran high as you can imagine the past seven days. but no more than yesterday as folks were finally allowed to at least see what their homes and neighborhoods looked like. at one point they were going to allow them in buses but they decided to have a kara van of personal vehicles. still 3,000 people are evacuated. but that's down from 32,000. we caught up with one family that went in back to see their neighborhood yesterday and here's what they had to say about that experience. >> it looked like a war zone. it was just -- it was completely caved in, didn't even look like a house. it was bad. and it just -- the smell, it smelled like smoke and you got down in it and it smelled like ash. it was awful. >> reporter: they are not alone, 346 homes completely destroyed, the most destructive wildfire in colorado history. they have a pretty good handle on this one and evacuation orders may be lifted entirely as we go through the rest of t
what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's been over a week now and emotions ran high as you can imagine the past seven days. but no more than yesterday as folks were finally allowed to at least see what their homes and neighborhoods looked like. at one point they were going to allow them in buses but they decided to have a kara van of personal vehicles. still 3,000 people are evacuated. but that's down from 32,000. we caught up with one family that went in back to see their...